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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

TIE attraction of mothers and all inter
este3 il hoTs' apparel Il called 70 the speciai
sale u0x goipe Or a. TIE Giant $ % for
choice II a grand assoftueBt of corkscre =
aad cashmere suits. siza % if years
GrsTt CfoTHlNe CoArANY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

HANDSOMELY embossed. Get them before
going - the fc.nioa Al Detroit.
l.. Z. STATION.
2 Ptarlst.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

HN. P1lvsr. tie wsll ksewn iivsrYmaa.
likss fast harpas for ais own dFsylns - sell
ss fer his patrons. he yesterday a31led -
80 sffeafr cnaice drivers 81 ths nurchsse
ft4.ru Cen n white ~ whet = kaown ss
The Messu0re pscsf pssing therefor 500.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

An established good saying business
would take QUO hsifin good real estate.
J. r.. TKaE0KAN- HERALD Office.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

Hevs vou : small espitsf = invezf where
lsTrr returns are safr1 ff So address st
onra rNkeFFkf
1his ofiee-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

<0lica = hereby given "a TIE rsffue-<h in
heretofore er.stins betFsen sfdncy Hsff s8f
David II. Ainbefg uasar tke sfno 8 ssse ~ Hagi
a AZ iserz hts th.s fas bee1 Received - u EfBsi
e58<saf sn1 tlsst fie hasIaf4s csFrlsd o. ~ ssld
frU wiil - ffnirnesf hy Nstid ~ Amf<rf. -
hafa Al aceoIf = aulnE sasai frra are EssTs "a
sad ~ ahc1a sn TIE iafssst ,ess ~ sad Eysn
siil - pad
Dated Crane Rapids, N hlxan. Jan< s a. "A
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

HerIna fssret fe1a tke 80 a Hesi 4 hnhsre
hffpeaf fs MF Antarr tts sesae e<s.rts<f azs1
easd xili lhaf Las hee1 ersee<srH g. Sc "a "a
Jeas {. -. sW A. FsKr
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

Lsfief having their haabsuc's :
OF cor = caef 81 rfbfki1f fo sci
wili fnd tfaf trey csn eel the
lirhxst prices for t7ern 81 The
Globe Ciotfinr Boese. - =.
, ri1pe-ss. seruf6 sore tssf ~
Cara 81.
Orcers ~ fnsil receive pfornrt
aftensi ion
BhRRY NEWMAN, propf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

Prof Morris E4aine and Canine Paradox
gave two enlsrsainments a. Fosers' Opera
House yesterday, and the sadielcs il the
svsnfng Vas TIE largest yst seen there. The
loss Of seven Of the trained ponies Is. OF
course. a sad blow % the troupe. and ys.
the dogs furnish by ar the greater anl
raest amusing portion of the entertainment.
snd = grand matinee whi be given this
afternoon. rhis vill be TIE last cppoz-
tunity l4dies and children will have to see
the Paradox at matinee. and il Is probable
that ,hs house VII be crowded. The en-
eszeels9t viii close thiS evening. and all
who feel sorry for thc tremendous loss
wi-h wnith Prof Morr.s mas met, should
Attend. The eDtaTtalnment given wall De
worth sonr snss the adnissi1n.
fae Lyceam Theatre Ccnpsny presented
"Inc Two Orphans a. Redmoads l1st
sseniug They viii eiay "0ur Boys az the
niatinFe ihls afternoon. acd Called Back
n auno1ncet for tonigat.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

Notlce is h-rrhs sivesE tksz ~ snrs2, nsseErR
- the sicC aci1ers of lte 6FzaaV1.t fi44knaad
C1fsF41f. 81 n ecfieE - SFe fee1ers $50 foe
- stsCt,9rss - seet 1teff A1sresf sf e1Eee
teffre sztf nfetnz. 2E - hel6 ss f4e etE-
raatfs eFre, No. s. wfa<se r. ~ askfa1rt
ia tte elzy - ;assd Espa1s AtshFs1. -
Ho91sx the 81 ~ Jtip 4 Il. ~. - { q 500
~ ErHsRa ~ Wf1EfE
isfan1 EePi1s 5uae q -. seersssrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
E::KszslI7I:Il1.ss 81

Dor tAs iee psse soe mo~ fs'hfss'fe fsf-
rseutk sac fbt ssfv loves prices 81 tiIis rff
sfs ~ swsss rnsfanieso anf 80 isst
~ . alsu ~ imported AID 11on,~sie H0seps
htes fvou sko0 fsnt. frnf - sl.s spxsds
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

700
90,
100
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-07

%. T.or;. n--w W Ha;.ht m. "a
w;.trooS,a accomni;ces in the train rob.
harv hes fnrn;shad the. Io.ai nsnara
III z wr;ttan atatamant of h;s .pnpsn'
.;nn v, IN sha Affair." He saws.
pawar,r and his ;nah;l;.v ~ ohta;n
- n,onro ~ foroo5 NM 70 dasisa Sona
saaaas vharahv ha m;.ht nrnasda h;s
IL anT ch,Id v;tb .ha nacaasit;as ~ liza
r. a. I'M. he niannad tha rnhhsrv an5
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-07
The Illinois Central.

A Dubuque dispatch to the Des
Moines Register OF January 4. says:
Hon. WI. Knight, attorney for the
Illinois Central road, returned to-day
from New York, where he attended q
meeting OF the Illinois Central direc-
tory. He laughs ut the idea that the
Illinois Central has sought to aepress
the STOCK of the Dubuque and
Sioux City company and says the Cen
tral daeass,s nwn a dollar of Dubuque
and Sioux City stock. He claims that
Jessup is the party who undertook to
depress tho Dubuque. and Sioux City
stock for the purpose of obtaining a
majority oil il and thereby force the
Central to renew its lease on the present
terms. Jessnp complains that the Cen,
trail has permitted other roads to occupy
the legitimate territory Of the
Dubuque and Sioux City; per contra
the Central urged Jessup te allow them
to improve the road and build feeders,
without avail, In the meantime Stickney
has built . parallel road for o considera-
BILE distance. and to depress the Dubuque
and H;oux City stock Jessup surrendered
tho Dubuque and Dakota road, q feeder
to the Illinois Central, to Stickney. Mr..
knight says no settlement has been
made and she fight will be kept up till
one side or the other is whipped.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-07
CoIored Colony for Dakota.

Washington telegram, 9th: a dele
cation Of coiored men will have a meet
ing with Delegate Clifford, Of Dakota, to
consider whether q large colony Of
negroes from the frat and second con-
gressional districts OF North Carolina
and from around Norfolk, Va, can end
homes in Dakota. There are 1i.00O
colored people in that section who want
to emigrate, They cannot buy land,
they say, because no one will sell,
and they want to 60 where they tian get
government land, They Thought first
lot going to lower California, bnt now
they want to GO to Dakota If there is any
chance for them there, They are not
paupers, sd propose to pay their own
way. They have formed themselves into
8 society, and have already made ar
engagements with the Baltimore & Ohio
road TO transport them and their freight
lIat half ratas. They will send q commit
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-07
ERlcssoN,s SOLAR ENGINE.

The Monitors Inventor Completes AM
other Great Work. .
Capt John Ericsson, the inventor Of the
eMonitor, y has added another TO his long List
OF triumphs in engineering. This time It san
engine to be propelled simply by teat from
the sun- He has worked at the problem for
twenty years, and at last pronounces it solved.
The captain is now IS years of age. The last
twenty years OF his life has been piyen To the
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will finish the rink of in good shape,
raising the roof, putting in gallery, inn
proved stage, etc.
The second regiment baud fair was at
Canton last week was q great success.
and the boys came out of debt with over
$3.50 in the treasury.
The new officers of Hyde county enter
ed upon their duties Monday. Hon. A..
e. Van Camp was reelected chairman of
Che board of commissioners.
There seems to be q growing senfi-
ment among the people of Moody 90 an
" against saloons, which will probably
result in the Incense being fixed ct ST.
900.
john w. Ellis is the new 9 p;ister OF
deeds, Rev, Geo. W. Freemap. the new
deputy clerk Of the court. j. w.
Wallace is the new district attorney Of
Union county.
Sunday night the Methodist church at
Woonsocket was crowded beyond it's
seating capacity, the occasion being the
Logan memorial services, at which
Judge Edgerton delivered the Grafton.
Louis Behnke, Of Beresford. has sued
John Reedy for damages in the sum of
$4,000 for biting off one finger and one
cheek. The commercial value of the
finger is not more than q hundred dollars.
A petition asking the commissioners of
Minnehaha county not to grant license
to sell intoxicating liquor was circulated
Friday and Saturday and almost every
body in ard arennd Valley Springs
signed it.
Lincoln county's board of county COM
missloners have decided to grant license
to the saloons in Canton for thirty days
longer. The county went no license
last fall, and this is quite q surprise to
the prohibitionlsts.
At a fair in Canton last week q gold
headed can was presented to the most
popular young man In the CITY, and q
plush album to the most popular young
lady. Mr.. Geo. Olson aud Miss Edna
Garter captured the prizes.
The legislative committee OF the ter.
~rltorial pharmaceutical association mes
ut Fargo Tuesday, and drafted o dill for
presentation to the Legislatures requir-
ing the registration of druggists, and
other precautions to be taken.
Monday B. Roberts, an old resident
and esteemed citiEsn of Wahpeton, was
discovered lying on his bed dead from
the effects Of a shot from a revolver
whicn he still held in his hand. His
property was heavily encountered, and
his inability to meet the payments is
supposed to have been the direct cause
Of his suicide.
At Fargo the case Of the territory vs.
Joseph j. Hughes has been commenced
This is q case transferred from Ransom
county. Hughes is charged with man.
slaughter in assisting in securing an
abortion on Sarah Highland. it being
alleged that the child vas finally born
alive and killed afterwards, and that hi
ia the father OF the child.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-07
Cures

". D.Hoyt g. Co., wholesale and retail
druggists of Rome, Ga, say We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Dieovery,
Electrit Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica
Salve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell as we'll. or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these
medicines in this city. Several cases OF
pronounced consumption have been on
tirely cured by use of a few bottles OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken in CO =
nection with Electric Bitters. We guar
antee them always. Sold by Purdy 4
Brecht, Yanktop.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-07
DAKOTA CONCENTRATIONS.

Tho saloons of Lennox, Lincoln
county are closed.
Lawrence county warrants arc selling
for rs and 80 cents.
The Highmore artesian we'll has reach
ell depth OF 1885 feet.
A tow mill built at Brookings two
years ago 10 to be started up.
Huron's improvements for 1885 show
an aggregate value Of $s63.775.
A stock company is preparing TO build
o second toboggan slide ct Mitchell.
Freight to the amount Of 4~6,025,462
pounds wasa delivered in Deadwood last
year.
The annual report Of the public
schools of Mitchell show an average st-
tendance of 96 per cent on an enrollment
Of 365.
Saturday morning Cathage reveled In
weather at SO below and SUNDAY morn
ing found it 40 below.
The mercury was Al below zero ct
Bismarck last Saturday, the coolest re-
cord ever made there.
Councilman Erickson, Of Elk Point,
has taken his family to Iowa to remain
while be ia at Bismarck.
A woman's relief corps has been or.
asnized at Mitchell nndert the auspices
of Ransom post GA. r.
The commissioners OF Grand Forkn
county decided in favor of low liquor Ii;
enses for Che ensuing ear.
No eastern mail was received at Wat
ertown for three days, owing TO the
snow blockade in Minnesota.
In q pillow belonging to Mis-. Durham,
vino died at RedHeld last week, wis
found $500 In bonds, and currency.
Judge Edgerton lectures this week ct
Mitchell, giving his experiences during
tie Minnesota Indian troubles Of 1862.
Miner county's new officials are demo-
Gratis with the exception Of treasurer
superintendent Of schools and COM
missioner.
The new board Of commissioners by .
unanimous vote refused i grant saloon
Lcsnses In Sanborn county during the
year 1887.
Miner oounty's commissioners have
deferred action upon the question Of issu.
ing county license till their meeting in
April next.
w. b. Scott, Of Carthage. went to vi
las Friday and succeeded in freezing
his hands &c badly that aInpntatiop
mny be necessary.
All trains left Pierre Tuesday moining
with double headers. The SNOW is re-
ported heavier than ever before bstween
Pierre and Huron. go
gonnsny D. second regiment, Dakota
national guard. have purchased the Elk
Point rink, have Incorporated . che
Elk Point opera-houss company and
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-07

photograph by Sarony.3
"Pernfcious activity" in fact participation
esen iTpolltics by its priests is prohibited by
the Roman Catholic church, and DR.. Nc
Glynn brought down OIL himself a reprimalnd
from his supeiiers. He was rebuked by his
archbishop ami ordered to desist from further
public speaking on sceiaiistic subjects. 1t is
now said that the outspokcn priest has been
removed from the pastorate no has held for
tWenty-one years to a church in one of the
quiet Hudson river cities. Further than this
he has been to Rome SO that he
may explain his Views before the college OF
cardinals and the popo who will Judge
whether they are sound or not. DR.. McGlynn
has always been an ardent advocate of the
oppressed, and it is expected that he will
plead not only his wv case ta,. enlightcn the
holy see OH the purpose of tho Knights of
Labor and the numerous questions that are
ugitating the working classes in this country
about which lie has kept himself thoroughly
well informed. The outcome is n waited with
anxious interest.
Dir. McGlynn was a New York boy; edu-
Gated in the public schools and graduated
from its. free academy. Afterward he went
to Rome and graduated from the College Of
tho. Propaganda. He was ordained n priest
in 1850, md the following year President
lincoln appointed him mn army Chaplain.
where he served three years. During his
pastaratc of nearly q quarter of a century
he has distinguished himself by charity and
piety rs well as by his exceptional ability as
a speaker. He is Nh enthusiast in any subject
be becomes interested III, and his has led
hifn, no doubt, into his present predicament
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-07

- . VILLAIN hNIlNh. .g"r#
The leading feature of the device is that Of con-
centrating the radiant heat OF the sun by means
OF a rectangular trough, having a curved bottom
lined on the inside with polished plates SO arranged
that they reflect the suns rays toward q cylindri.
cal boiler placed lougitudinally above the trough.
This boiler contains the acting medium, steam or
air, employed to transfer the solar energy to the
motor, the pistons and valves resembling those of
motive engines of the ordinary type. The great
cost of large r~etiectors in one piece and the diff
Guilty OF producing accurate curvature on a large
scale ere objections which have been supposed to
render direct solar energy practically useless for
producing mechanical power. Cap. Ericsson has
overcome these objections by using q number OF
dnt strips of silvered glass three inches wide and
twenty-si1 Inches long, placed side by side on the
curved bottom of the trough, and so arranged that
che sunbeams falling upon them are detected up
wards against the bottom of the boiler. Such
glass N Inexpensive aud scientifically accurate
work is uncalled for. The whole trough is
arranged upon a pivot which allows it to be moved
80 that the sun shall always fall directly upon the
rejecting plate. The trough is II feet long and
sc sacs bread. tiis boiler srting Of Inc a..e length;
and Cyl inches In diameter. The motor is a steam
engine with a working cylinder of 9 inches d.
aneter and an a-inch stroke; the piston rod
operates q 5inch force pump, aud motion is also
impaired to a crank SHAFT and fywheel. The aver
age speed OF the engine during the trials of last
summer was 100 turns per minute, the pressure
on the working piston being thirty-five pounds
per inch. Capt. Ericsson now says that he ha q
finished the work to his satisfaction, and that with
motors costing but little more than steam engines
an amount of work can be obtained in hot coun-
triess which would more than repay the extra cost
Of the sun motor in ore year.
The illustration here given is of one OF his
earlier sun engines, but it shows4he principle
Of the machine perfectly.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-07
REV. DR.. EDWARD M,eLYnN

Prominent as an Advocate OF Henry
Georges Land Theories.
The case Of the Rev. DIR. Edward McGlynn.
pastor of ST. Stephens Roman Catholic
church IN New York, hes attracted general
attention. III the late political campaign he
adyuc&tsd in public the candidacy OF Henry
George for mayor Of New York, on the
groathd that the adoption OF Mr.. Georges so
ciaf schemes would tend to equalizing the dis
Etributlon Of wealth.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-07
llailg gsress and 9akptaian
rHE NEWS

NEWS
- ~. M,..on,; ia,;.,.tnra democratic
- ~. =, a,onnd
maa,,n, - Nabraska millers in
~ !. .astaraav ,onrtean towns we're
ranrssanfed.
Goyernor Rod well. OF Maine. and Gov.
arnor Au,as. of Massachusetts. we're
;n,nrnratad vastardav.
DIV Dawes delivered his biennial
!, ~ f.av r.;aot tr;,aver his in
800 aaa-asa a. tba Nabraska ~lepisla.
tnrs yast.,dav .-f.a,noon.
Fssr,r, srov.torms ara reported at
Eia,an.. v.,;ca 9anna and In the
.-sa,.s r,.an,ont ;n-tsrrnnt;n0 railway
80 ta,.a..rh;c accommodation.
Ths rsrnh,;can Iaoi,lative oauoo Of
M;cb;oan last nirht nominated Francis
D cta.Lh-,sca 81 K.lamauoo. for Uni.
~ atat.. .anator q ana tanth ballot.
nha Ira,ara Ia.;.,.tn,a elaotad its
MISUNDERSTANDING tha democrats suo-
.aad;n.; i = .anata and the rerubli-
80 4. = .ha houaa.
70. n,rh, ,ha nrb,;o cancna Of
i. M,.....s. ,o.;s1.ar,a u~rarinonalv
aa-:...aa n-a.a.no. n u Davis for
1850 So. saa..or
msa $3.50 rasta,dsv naa.ed The hill
e. NJ. T.on.n ! nana;on ~ 80. 600
:. ana ,han raaaad . aimilar bill
= $40 - az v;dow - Ganaral Frank
D p,a;.
G,.a;aa, 1aooh;n; !. 4 a critical cnn.
a;t;an ne has haan attacked with
alar,n;na svmntou,a ~ oons. Or. Oeeca-
rsll; vaaterday told the none 10 expect
tha sor.t
r~asoiut;or nrovid;no for the Joint
- -, hor.aa =, .ba Illinois
1ao;.,otrra IN I~annarv IA Tor tha pur.
80 :, sI,,nc Arc vacsncv IN tho Tinted
sta..s aan.ta was adortad
n,ha pnsa;.n "a, oe,ca ba. dacidad 10
oan.trrot nora forts nm tha Apatrian
800. = - oom,nanood a. oroa r. Is
mooesa ,hat ,ha ra,nrr ~ pr;nca A,er.
onaar n Rr,oa,;a i nnan;monsly renre.
sontaa hv tba Rnsaian nraaa as a canse
for warI
rha Joint convention ~ the Connacti.
al sar;a,atura assembled Yesterday
nnrr;nr to e1aot state ~ofI,ara. owing to
faanra ~ tho nonnlar vote 70 rive
INV candidate ! ma;nr;tv. The res,,It a
ths hallot;rr waa ina -alact;on q tbs
rannhIioan candidates.
4 ab.rbsp IN tha paa,,aaa a,one
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-07

tee to Dakota to see what the winter
climate Is and to report on the prospect
OF getting government land or OF buying
cheap lands. Many of them prefer life IN
cities q. villages, but all OF them want
70 get better wages than they now do,
and 80 have the privilege Of buying
|isuI
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-07
Notice of Special Tax Levy.

Office Of City Treasurer~Notice. ia hereby
given that pursuant to q resolution Of the
cember 10th, 1856 a special tax has been levied
for the purpose of paying the cost of construct
The said tax is now due and in my hands for
collection and unless the same is paid on or
before January oath, 1887. the aaid tax will
become delinquent and the penalty accrue
thereon.
following Is . ..::sss 81 the real sssats upon
which said special tax is levied and the amount
of the tax upon each piece or parcel of real
estate respectively:
Supposed owner Eliza Walker, lot Z; block 30.
Lower Yankton. Amount of tax $2. 20.
Supposed owner Sarah S. Flick, lot 8; block 80,
Lower Yankton. Amount of tax ga 20.
Supposed owner johnson u Parrons, west
two-thlrds of lot =. block Is. Lower Yankton.
Amount of tax 5000.
Supposed owner Christ Kirshman, lot 8, block
81, Lower Yankton. Amount of tax &A.O.
In witness whereof L have hereinto set my
hand this END day of December. 1888.
WILLIAM BLATT, City Treasurer.
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until after his death, when, together with all
bis experimental apparatus, they will become
tho property of the Smithsonian Institution
at Washington.
Study OF the rasnless regions OF Africa,
Asia, Southern California and Mexico, where
the u rays are seldom Interrupted for a
moment by clouds, prompted the captain to
study a method for utilizing the suns heat
in a mechanical way. The result Is the solar
engine, which is thus described in Nature:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-07
THE MARKETS.,

CHICAGO. JAuussya.
Elour-steady. and unchanged:
g o s5rno; ssE g SIX s,;0' January sss; r.bru.r,
s7H May AZ 11-16.
9ats--Cash 2tX; May 81.
Rye-b3.
Barley-b2.
Timothy $1.75@1,78.
Cattler-Shipping steers q. sO04,eo; stookers,
ana feeders 81, q 10; cows. bulls and mixed,
8. sogs 60; bulk at $2aOG2.eO Texas cattle
Hoss-Rough and mixed ss,7So4,2s; packing
40; skifps S2.soGs,Io.
v shfsspl nssisegs q s s;Se Is. M xs..ssa 4 ;lo ss.s ~. u!
lambs sl,ooss.I5;s Texans si.ss@s Is.
MILWAUKEE, January 8.
kWheat.- Cash n; Jan. TN; May 8lS.
Corn-No.2 2, SO.
Oats-No. q, %.
Rye-No. ], IS.
Barley-No. 2, b0x.
Yankton Market,
Yankton. January Z.
SSaaS 70
%
PAahA1 . so
hYE Is
DUChWHEAT. ~
g
..e4.0
no&s 4s.O
STEERS, per cwt. 42.7S
CoTS, PEE CWU JAW
M, = ~ y
MrnLDEs ...............-.
mooh
POTATOES, peg bushel .............. ......... 60
GHBs, per ooL. ~
Sutter. Der Id IL
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study of solar heat.
Among his inven-
tons may be mem
toned a thermome-
ter SO sensitive that
the slightest cloud
or haze passing be-
tween it and the
sun Is recorded In
stantly by q lower
ing Of the tempera-
ture. His researches
into the compost
ton Of the sun and
its influence on the
earth are Of a very
minute character
but this will re-
r,a;p ~unp,,hI;cha1